Reply #42: In my mind, you cannot know that...

[Stand and Fight]

You are assuming that is her reason, but you cannot know that. Perhaps it is my personality type, but I am not motivated by my strong feelings or those of others. Facts move me far more than emotions do on matters like these. I have no reason to conclude that Senator Clinton was anything but sincere in her speech, as she has been both consistent and thorough on this position. I can find no facts in the public record that she thought otherwise then or now. However, unlike then, there is ample evidence in the public record that George W. Bush knew he was lying and was willing to do so to get this country and its Congress to go along with the war. We can agree to disagree, but I do think we have common ground on the latter point and the fact that Bush should be held accountable -- even after he leaves the White House.